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Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23
The Junior Club was royslly q

The Junior Club was royalty en-
tertained BY Miss Julia Morris, in
West Mexico last night. Those
present were as follows: Misses
Sadie Pollock, Lizzie White, Linda
Sullinger, Lena Johnson, Ida Meme.
fee, Nora Koshwell, Hattie CAN'T,
Pearl Tucker, Leona Williams and
Messrs. Elon Dearing, Gus Pas.
qseth, Ross Canthorn, win Cauth
orr, Frank Spence, Joe Morris ana
Morris Arnold.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

Last Saturday q. g. Galloway and
Joseph Murray met at Buckley &
Moore's corner and after afew words
got into controversy. Galloway is
in bed and claims that Murray kick
ed him in the stomach where he is
ruptured. Murray says this Is un-
true. There is good deal OF talk
ABOUT the matter but what the result
will be we can't tell.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

The Stoddart Society viii meet to-
morrow afternoon at z o'clock with
Mrs. Pasqasth, East Promenade st.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

Work progresses in good shape at
the gas well. Six-inch casing was
put in to-day, and drilling will be
continued night and day
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

The District (colored) Baptist
Sunday School convention is in ses-
sion at the colared Baptist Church in
this city. There is a large attendance
from a distance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

VIM. Barre, of Pennsylvania,
principal stockholder In the Mining
Company, is in the city, locking at
the work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

j. f. Mounts, of the Aurora
Springs Messenger, issues one of the
cleanest papers that comes to this of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

]. M. Msnefee IL ovcrsfocked with
furniture and Will make yeu the
lowest prices. div.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

The finest line Of parasoIs ever in
Mexico, at Morris & Gantt's.
263d&w2w.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

Geo. Brown, 2 IL miles south of
Mexico, has fine crop of wheat He
has our thanks for fine sample.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

Consult at once nr. M. Ritter, the
optlcian, if troubled with defective
vision, as he will leave Mexico in .
few days. WI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

Many citizens Of England are dis
appointed because Mr.. Blaine
brought no Indians with him. It is
likely that the Hon. VIM. F. Cody
will remain the attraction in Grea,
Britain for the present.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23
Register Your bargains.

II you have any bargains 10 oity
real esiate, come 10 our ofiics u
once and register. az.
LaKExAx II BAhxss.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

Gray Hook has watermelon vines
as long as he is and says he will have
melons as big as his feet.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23
Money to Loan

r.KENAN & BARNES. financial cor
aanaanss of Eastern capitalists, have
rniin,ited capital TO loan for TO wears
.,n,a ~ q low rate of interest ON farms IN
anSraiu and neighboriag counties. Priv
i,acs of having part or all Of loan before
Sne we also loan home money on very
reasonable terms. II you desire loan
call on US and we win give you terms tha'
defy competition.
LAKENAN & BARNES,
Real Estate, Loan and Insurance. AgsRG,
MExT5yo. MO
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

Mayor Hisey will favor the move
ment to put water through the new
cemetery, by way Of the Fair grounds.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

The A. o. q. w. lodge has cleo
tion next Monday night. A full at
tendance is, desired.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

q. Kabrich & Co. are selling the
cheapest dry goods and notions that
ever was sold In Mexico. Call and
be convinced. 6.3t d &W
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

The Water-works Co. has bought
large filter and will shortly have it
in position.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

A basket service will be held at
Olivet church, II miles north OF this
city, next Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

Grass aud weeds ought not 10 be
allowed to grow along the aides Of
the streets.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

Services at Regular baptist church
Saturday and Sunday, by Elder JAS.
Bradley,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

j. A. Glandon drives one of the
fastest steppers seen on the boule-
ward Joe is aiudge of the fine points
in good horse or handsome lady.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

Smokers should all call for one Of
ssWeimer's 1en II is the finest 10
cent cigar we ever smoked. 251-1w
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

The military drum corps Of this
city has received a new act Of iastsa-
mants,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

The Board of Trade should see
that we have a Trades procession.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

Joe Pratt has made application for
a patent on a car coupler. 1t is a
dandy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

G. F. Clark has three of his flyers
iu Chicago at the races.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

Maxwell, the st. Louis murderer,
is to hang August II.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

Born, to Algernon Houston and
wife, daughter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

The A o, U, W, band is progressing
finely, under the management OF
Prof, MaTkelille,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

J. b. Shoots has the best Eve cent
cigar in town. w9-d-4t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23
Coali Caal

Dry Goods for = song, 1t J. II.
Shoots, No. 16, West Side. I0w4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23
CraNferd,s Lumber Yard.

]. F. Crawford has purchased
Wright's lumber yard and solicits q
share Of public patronage. Get
estimates from this yard before you
buy. BAXTER GRAwroRD,
Manager.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

Fresh rsspberries every day At B.
@. Panl,s. 2G1-6t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

Architect j. B. Legg, ofSt. Louis,
was in Mexico, to look at the work
on the Morris Mansion, which will
be completed shortly. 1t will be
one Of the finest residences in this
part of Missouri.
Bergeon's new treatment for con-
sumption by the injection Of certain
gases, is proving a success in every
sense. Two Mexico physicians have
the apparatus, and their patients are
improving daily, who were thought
to be beyond medical aid.
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| The houses Of Mexico are thor
oughly numbered, bnt their value
would be greatly increased BY post
ing the names Of the streets on the
corners. The cost viii not be much,
and the council should look into the
matter at the next meeting.
-
Vernon L. Morris, Of this city.
while at work with abridge gang
near Kansas City on the C. & A. yes
terday was badly bruised byatwenty-
five foot scaffold falling, throwing
Morris and four Slater carpenters to
the ground. None Of them we're Sc
riously injured.
| a. ~. Wolf, the contractor, had 9
NARROW escape from injury late Mon
Iday afternoon. He had been at the
foundry at work at a lathe. and where
he had worked all day. When he
finished be stepped away and had
been gone but moment when 500
pound palley, which had swung above
him, slipped and fell, striking exscily
where Mr.. Wolf had stood aud tear
ling I big hole 10 The iIooF.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

r. r. Arnold will have the first
roasting ears.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

Don't forget Grove Chapel dediea-
ton Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

Parasols Of all kinds cheap, at
Morris & G antt's. 253d.sw2w.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

q collins II able 10 lsa aal alter
q severe sickness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

The hep al the Central Ringe last
night was q meat enjoyable affair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

For cheap Millinery, call on Mies
Ida Spence, Of Laddonia- Just nov
she has ) fun lIne. md can please
you il goods.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

Leb Crigler. Of Worcester, we'll
known in this city, had a narrow es-
cape from being bitten by mad dog
Thursday. When Mr.. Crlgler first
noticed symptoms of hydrophobia in
the dog he climbed to the top of the
house, where he remained while the
dog did its best to get at him. The
dog was killed by DIR. Crawford and
James Carter, however, before any
xdamaoe was done. n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

Guthrie & Son, dealers 10 the best
coal IN this market. 0fiice 10 Steeles'
drug store. 2l4-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

Buy meat of @. E. Scruby, 8 South
Jefferson street, nearly opposite the
post-office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23
Chem Lumber.

James Garrett has opened q gem
eral hardware store on the west side.
He has full and complete stock Of
everything in his line and is selling
at bed rock prices. 5-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

Ed. J. W. Higbee is happy; it Is a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23
GiYesthe News.

To the Editor OF the Ledger
MIDDLETewN, No., June l7.-Send
me the LEDGER until I come to Mex
leo. | am taking the IateHigemcer,
but it does not say a word about
your oil well, and / am interested in
it enough that would like to
know how they are getting along
with it. I will be In Mexico before
long. A. E. KINcAID.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

Mrs. "Bas" Keith is sick
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

Remember that pr, NJ, Ritter, the
epsielaa, is geiag ta leave Mexico
soon. .l&w Iii.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

Flux is presalant at centralla'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

Oscar kreiger. Of Mar.iAshuFg,
starts home from Germany te-day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23
Letter List.
MEXICO, Mo-, June %,

MEXICO, Mo-, June %, 1881
IST OF LETTERS remaining in DE
LPost- t-office at Mexico, Audrain County,
Mo-, and which, If not called for within
four weeks from date, will be sent to they
Dead Letter Office at Washington City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

Sam Baskin is better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

Mrs. DIR. GartrelI is very sick.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

A force Of men are kept constant
ly employed on the works Of the
Salamander Fire Brick company,
making their ready for use. A large
working force will be employed
when the works are started
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

The Mexico Fire Department has
been invited to be present in . body
at the Louisiana tournament, July
4th. Arrangements have been made
70 entertain 800 fremen, and the
Mexico department viii likely aftand
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

Al 9. p band meeting ta.
night
The Asy peaaeA meets next Men.
day nigh.
Mrs Nancy Pulls ei 4AamIs il,
is very sick.
! n Daniel a ssa n Them psiaa
viii be epeA Meadsy,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23

Allen Robert Hawkins Miss B
Arnold G p Kuler Geo
Bright Jim Lanahan Jerry
Brown Miss Maggie Lawer Henry
Brows Jesse W Layton Horatio
Bell G. Leanham Hurry
Carnes Susan Miner Mrs w 81
Ghalfurt Ed Montgomery FL.
Cleveland L A Murry Mr.. III. p.
Connors Jno. Perry Mrs. r II
Carter Miss Effie Pearson Miss Nina
Collision w w Reynolds james
Plaehmann Miss M Richards Miss jamie
Grey Miss Amanda Marth Miss Ruth
Gilmore John Washum and Hall
Gillespie A Wear Mrs ]. 81.
Ciore Geo :. Wise G p
Hays Edward
ca xkn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23
CHEAP MONEY.

damage was done.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23
The windsor Folding Bed.

Cyrus Gilbert, OF this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-23
Martfnsbarg Picnic.

I1dyo TuWHTu
JOHN SAUNDERS, Postmaster.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

The foIIowing prorlsmssion has bses,
issued bs Govern0r 0rnv IL pursuance
NJ : proclamation Nv the PrssIdens:
Whereas. The Prssideni Of the United
States hss desigsssssd : dsv m which q
give thanks 20 Almighty God Tor ths
grsci0us bleasimgs which He hsa bee,.
pIessesi 10 extend dmvisg the past year.
Nov. therefore. ], 1ssac r. Gnv. Gov
evn0r ~ the <tsts NJ lndisna. In Accord
snce with the proclamation ~ shs Pvssi.
ie"l do hershv designate Thurssla,
November ~ 1881. - dsv Of thanks.
giving and PRAYER, and 10 hes>ky re.
osmsnsnd : general csasasion NJ tho care
~ business On ehas dav. % the end shss
ihs same may b 0ttingly ard pr0pesl,
nbsers ~.
IN wisness wherein ! have herpunss,
ct NV hand snd cawssd 70 ~ a6lxed tn
sesI ~ she 6ssss, % NE city ~ lmdisnap-
o'Is. shis 10sh day Of November. a d..
lso7. Isaac r. GRAy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

ROsamesd nipples.
Water q searcsss evsv known u shes'
parss.
whess looks veil, With ; very lsvs'
~cyseEe oowo.
csra runs from . % ~ bushels PEI
srst.
Roach 3 RcsrA sre cutsIse sssr~ bill
- lHRslser s"r rails esd pus pese~ They
ere The drivissE men Of This vicin'sy.
CncIe J"hnnie Crook b hale ard
hearty. aud ran tell you yes wAat shs
Democrats have done.
4 rsOrarssd meeting u iping cnrrivs'
..n THE we~k - 81. Jospph ciuvs.l,. ~
isrv Green Campbell snd oshsss.
NJ. Holsi,og has not fully recovered
svom HE tall vet.
G. r. Cox and Dave Ssnders. the b. ..
CO. pens~rs Of town, are vsii Of . Job =
present
Shnsssing matches ~ al she 90 herr.
Bus macy 10 home With sn empty pare
snd "ss u'ess. Buy your sseas ssd tIses.
an will hsve ".
J. n. Atkins. shp happy inrhpinr. can
Ne hoard hmNs0sisg whilp washing dish
-. Happy T. tls~ msn shss kssps hscL.
e'nr- hsll. y" wiir 10 scoId, no children
"a rqrsii."
You'll hpar from here sssIn II b, on,
R''nrs" sioni 6.d "pumI.kin" Z" ssss'
away. ICnABoD
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

The Town Trustees met last Monday
night. Al presrnt hnt jos. Halter.
ALLOWANCES:
= Gutsweiler, Marshsl, = g0o
=. Berger. Street Commissioner. q 70
John KeIlams, team. a ~
John Geier, team. Me1
Sec. r Wilson. Engineer. ioo
Total, s,,s >
The Narshal was ordered ~ 80 ,hs,
property owners repair sine walks wbsr.
Board ~
Adjourned.
The above sIIowsnees Of az A.. ~
seams. - veil . : psrs 81 shss - IN.
Street Commissioner, waa ocr.siouei \,
me change 81 location or North Main
street - its North end. and shouId ~
paid hack into the town tressurv. g she
change wss granted npon the cxpses.
condition that The petitioners shrefm.
would. - THAR own exprsss. MARE ~
new street. 20 good skorouRhssr a m.
Old one wss. The town bcard should
- q IL recovery.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

Weather very d.y, ~i,h no Indication
~ rain.
.Ioe schwasss, our ferry man, l. ssiI
hauling wHs~r.
.Ichn 4. Holman will drive swo ca
loads ~ h"gs 10 his farm 10 nsrtis
county. % frrsl this y inter.
hearvl snms talk that the HavsviIls
haul h going "a renrgnniRa. That
right b0ys: muric 10 the lite Of . town.
Farmers are about done gathering
corn. and report thu crop - good, " mo-
. little lsetirr. than last sesr.
HsyaviIIs IL on : bnom. Two new
bnrns are going mp u The ssme thine
l,oih on Blaine street.
A y Ahel gave : speIling match lssl
Friday evening. (which Wa his birth
slss) and . large crowd nj lsdiea and
gentlemen put IN their appearance, am.'
the evening wss sociss'Iy enjoy ed BY all
The sneiser u here ~ last. and IN
silver will soom u run out Nv the ton
Success 10 john 6~iss TOR I'll this, he.
csuse he hss lseen working for several
: esrs and hss sent Ore IN this company
and thar company. snd has been swim.
died out al lie real vsIue.. and has sGOOel
: he tauUts amd aneers Of the people 81
. he hOnOr 0t This iiifle fortune 10 Harbi.
sOn too nship 10 due 10 John Seiix- M,
he reap his reward.
THR SIR.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

Nh. EDSTos:-P1eass puhlish shi.
card for the sssisfacsiom of III saxpss ers
Of Dub0is counsy. Ind. - have been :
frequent visitor n The p0Or ylum. and
] know what the psrp~rs have n ess.
They ~ biscnits. light bread and ensn
bread when they want u; the hess o.
msat. potss0es aud soup. hssh. rice.
h0mInv. c0rn molseses. heef pies. and
sometimes bnsser. coGss and milk a.
drink. They ges meat twice : dsv. ami
coffee twice day. snd shat IL - snmcl,
- the average TAXPAYER gets. Their
are MANY poor peopIe IN the county shss
would be glad n get half - much. !
know ~ some that esss corn bread. snd
dsinks cnrn meal cofee. and do NOT hav.
any mest Tor . month % . time, sud
work hard 70 suppors their families. snd
have "a pay taxes ~ help keep The pan
pers. = ho have plenty and fare sumpla.
o"sIy every day. Nov this % true; Il
von think NOT. visit The po0r asylum q
meal times aud see Tor yourself, . ! did.
Written b. citizen and taxpayer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

Four 81 me AaarsAi~ea WIN eneonv.
oge4 ~ murder 81 prlicemen In Chic<.
-. we're hangsd q the jsll 70 that cIsS
esse Friday. 0piee P<ro0ns. Emge. amd
tiecher gave shpir lives 6or their priscl
plee. and Sch y IN. fielden end Neene srs
5n the Joliet peni'entiarv. while 1-la9r
eook his own life. 10 ah0w the police thai
be could our Wit them. None Of shess
men threw the bo,nb thar did the de~.lls
work. They ajl encour~grd II. heliev.
sing that the time had come ~hen FORE
wss the onIv rs-snrt TOR ishor 10 sprurs
=: t-.s righss from eIprrs-ins csrpor.
"..i the punishmens ~ shsse eish,
oe'ud~d MEN serve 90 quiet she sytri' al
untess IN che other hundreds ~ ihnus.
ande who bri"ng % The international
0rupa through ihe rounsrxY The
c1retiuRA an Friday aud on SUNDAY. ths
day ~ The hnrisi, In nearly every cisy III
me uuited States seems "a indicate that
te viii NOT, and that uniess Z rsdiraiIs
different course l. pursn~d Nv the large
employing corporations. there will ~
movs aasi greater trYnbie from members
or this Society.
OuIy . week hefnre the Haymarkei
crime swo thousand workmen. DEPEND.
ent on their daily labor Tor bread Tor
their families. had been locked nut al
McCovmirk'< big factory. becsus~ shes
were mnt willing 10 wOsk twelve hours Z
DAY. And only sw0 daya l,efOre the svng~-
dy. these wsrkmem hsd Sect their. i~l-
lowe shos dawn liz coid bi0sd ~ =
gang Of H.kersou scOundrrls. IN the
employ ~ Mccormick. aud one Of their
uumber killed. and SET the murderer
OF shst Iaborer went sr0si free. wish"uI
even the t0sWniisy ~ = trial. herause H.
wss backed ~ rich corporation. Con-
eempnrnnenus with THE outrage ~,
ctviIiz sti.m they had seen hundrpda ~
street car drivers shrowm out of work
hecsuse they we're not y ilIlnx 10 work
10 hours = dsv. md the cars run b
policemen and Piukeriom men. rrsis a.
Kill anv One who 0bj-cied. The STATE
authorities refused 10 prosecuie ihese
murierera and viOlators n comman hu-
nDanity - we'll % Lao. and II IL not much
20 Be wondered Il shas the Anarchists
were misled into the belief thm they had
the right 70 meet force with fnrce, aud
that their only chance 10 secnre their
Just rights. was 10 do % tho hired
Pinkers0na were alsowed 10 kill shose
Who Oppoaed them. The outcome shows
they were nsistaken ssdl, the i.hor.
Ing men were prosecuted and hanged,
- they dsssrved ~ BE-. but the agents
Of the rich corporations went free, o.
tbey did NOT des~rve "a do.
The terrible ie.snn will uos h loss
however. Il u shall teach the rich aud
ovsvbesrjng. ~ veil ~ the laborer. a.
respert the Mssursl. God-x sjshss a,
each uther, % we'll as the Laws a. The
land. and u sh~Ii lead ~ making Il :
pentfentissy ss6-nse ssw any such organ
izsfi0n o The Pinkerfon detectives 4. ~
emn'oved ~ corporations sgsinss their
Ieooress- Such Organisations outuisle ~
ene law should hsve no place In : fr~s
country, where I'll are psesusned "a -
eqnal before the Law. Let us hose she
boeson hae been learned.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18
N0TICGS
.StaVe Timber Wanted

m nnn Cords ~ White and h0rs
tVveNIOO Oak slave Blncks Wxmistl
u NV mill ~ Jssper. Eor which I wilI
rsy from $500 loo 90 pr rcrd. Nc.
oryling % grade. IN. RAMBO.
Sept. l6 ls67 3m.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

MARHSAeE LICsxsxs hsve been lssned
~ this cnuwsy ~ Clerk Erkest % u.
'"lIcwinE parties sincs sur Issi svp9ss
Her ~ Hsilers sNd ssussnna MueIIer.
John K"lb md msvg Schiller.
James Z. Grimm and - B. Ks0p.
NohIe J Kemp and DI0uiss Hape.
UIvssps ~. BeIl snd NARY 6insiais.
Johs 2. Sunderman sd Caroline
Hsmmer.
Leonard ,. eeIss and AIMS Z. elsrdes
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

n. The Emslssh lDi.pssch pubIIsksd
~ obituary Isss week. giving q peesnn
fOr he dealh. - wsms ~ insersss ~ n.
psOpIe." II sosneslsing Iess than : nil
Tim ~ the Oslssr aw~skly neWspse sess.s
puhIIshed In small sOums through ~
cuunssy. With sIckIv patronage, would
promptly qnIt now. q would b : A..
cided beae0t 20 the public Geaorally,
and probably % The publlshoea aloo.
Tho busioess h overstocksd.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

The Town Trustees met last MONDAY
Night. All pres-nt bnt zoe. Halter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

THE partnership herssOtorr existing
J IL the svOrery buaisesa ~ IRELAND
IDuh0is ~ounsy. Indisms. t'~sween Joseph
lslchsrs aud WiIlism K.Iisns. u dir.
s"Ived. Joseph BncIssrt u entitled 10 ~.
rive ~ ous.ss.ding credits, snd viii
,'ay The 6rm deb's.
JosErH RUrnARF.
WILLIAM kELLANs.
Nnv lsh, lRe7 -.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

- The Huntinghurg papers 80 ~.
". w waser wnrks. 10 :hey ssece~d
~ oetses than ne Courier did u getting
S.spev people Interested 10 god end
.oent Waller suppIy, u wont -
o.o s0vue ossght % have water works.
-.o go nave easily enough, if the people
o.'e esly eWste e their own iatss.
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49,.


Turn the pa~csIs nut. Isdisr svsv,
Sec.e Ire Hall. appointed .sniy -, IooS
under The Cleveland administration. ~.
been found 20 b : desaulser snr ove,
$4,000. and the seCrsssry 81 she Imsr slos
nss instructed the Attorney General a.
Institute criminal prsceedInRs sRsjns,
Lin. - Roekport Pocket.
Yes, thais The diGersnce beswesn III.
present admInissrstion and 81 jmwsd,.
80 predecessors. when she lDpmo
cratic administration 6mds Il Ne ! 30.
eally omcer. " mt only surns him ous
30 orders HE prosecution. v hIle The ruls
eeaer Republican management was T.
hide The crime and excuse the criminal
Who ever heard, during the flsyes q,
Arthur a0mIDistrations oG govern men,
r.sca's nelng eves turned out, vi alone
proeecutedl
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DISAPPOINTED By LOWELL.

CHICAGO, Feb. 22.-James Russell Lowell wise
greeted ut Central Music hall this afternoon BY .
brilliant audience, assembled TO hear him deliver
an address ON American Politics" Every seat
In the hall was taken long before the time Mr.
Lowell was expected. On behalf OF Union
League club. Gen. George w. Smith, introducing
Mr.. Lowell, explained that the address was the
first nf an annual series under the auspices Of
the birthday OF Washington. and culti-
vate among people q higher poIttical
culture. Mr.. Lowell, ON coming forward
WAS greeted With prolonged applause. He said
that he had been given the choice OF the subjects
politics or Iterature--had chosen the former.
and written an address: but now he found him
self in q delicate position. He was before a
mixed audience, and as he was in the habit of
expressing himself quite eInphatlcally an adj
dress on poiitics might wound the feelings OF
some In the audience. So he had concluded to
change the programme The speaker then pro-
ceeded with a dissertation on Richard IlI. max
ing no illusions to politics, American or other
wise. To say that the audience was rreasly snr-
prised is TO put the situation very mildly a
few people left the hail, but the address re-
ceived from tue majority ct the audience close
loudly appiapded. An elaborate banquet Was
tendered TO Mr.. Lowell Tonight by the Union
League club The principal speakers were Con-
EreSsmAn-elect Jehu Baker, Gen. Lncius Fair-
child and Mr.. Lowell. The remarks OF Mr. Love
ell were wholly devoted to discussion OF the
vAxi0us phases OF politics in this country The
burd1n OF the speech was thSt the so-calleti
pTacttcal politician and The corner-Krocery
politician must 20. s5$ sss 5 :2ss f$%